Playing Card – Jack of Clubs
The Lenormand Whip card represents many different traditional meanings such as conflict, aggressive behaviour, heated discussions, debates, arguments or a younger dark haired male who is found in the business world.
Some suggested combinations for this card are as follows: ————>
- Lady or gentleman: representing the person getting their cards done. The individual can be wound up about some situation which can been seen through nervous or combative dialogue.
-Ring: relationship problems, issues with arranging a contractual agreement, a commitment with a male who is found in the business arena
- Lily: An inexperienced male get a lecture from (King Spades) someone who is a peacemaker.
- Home: Family upset. A father and son-in-law.
- Fish: Professional financial disturbances. Having to fight to get a loan approved.
- Cloud: Deep fears. A father and son have a strained relationship
- Stork: Don’t get too smug, a shift of direction is coming
- Path: The only way to win, is to walk away, far away in another direction
- Snake: A mother and son. Two business associates or coworkers have a personality conflict
- Child: A battle of wits. 2 males get into a head on confrontation.
- Heart – Jealousy, green eyed monster surfaces. Strong feels for /or from a younger male.
- Ship: It’s tough to stop the escalating problems.
- Dog: a hostile friendship. Stop abusing your friend or visa versa
- Book: The skeleton is in the closet and will remain there.
- Anchor: The debate is work related. There is no solution to this situation.
- Coffin: A painful ending that is filled with anger. An deal goes bad.
- Fox: A spy. Someone is watching your every move.
- Mountain: Issues with a powerful enemy such as the person who is after you job or partner.
- Letter: Negative news. An email that sets you off.
- Tree: Health related setbacks, a migraine. A blow to the head.
- Birds: Gossip of the worst kind. Picking someone apart.
+ Tower: Trouble with people in authority, like a boss or supervisor. Getting judged.


Ouch. I’ve been trying out my Lenormand Cards with your Trigger Layout, over the past couple of weeks… the one I tried this morning, has the Whips and Coffin ahead of me (Lady) in the layout. House is to the left of me. I didn’t know whether to think of it as an ending to conflict that I’ve recently experienced, or if it would mean more arguments and a painful ending… I can see that happening outside of my home, unfortunately, but I’ll take that over a painful ending here.
Bouquet was in the last card, in the bottom left-hand corner, under Coffin. I wasn’t sure if that would offset most of the negativity, and bring some peace – something I’ve been hoping for – or if that was a confirmation of goodwill coming to an end (Tower was at the top). I’ve made a note of everything, and will check it all in a week… I had Tree above me, and Sun below me – I fell asleep out in the sunshine, and slept for hours (sleep and relaxation that was desperately needed).
Hello Angela,
Thanks for all your comments. In order to make any comments I would have to lay the cards out and study them. Time permits only for a few tips on the cards in the 1st comment.
You have brought up some great conclusions yourself.
I would read WHIP+COFFIN to mean an ending of conflict in many respects but not a complete ending as the COFFIN does depict beginnings as well. The BOUQUET card often brings a gentler vibration. The TREE above shows a tangled situation which promises a resolution (SUN) but most importantly a different attitude and approach.
Madame Seaqueen.